Sony has unveiled its line up of PlayStation Plus titles for May that will be available from May 6, 2015, in the mean time, be sure to snap up April’s titles while they are still available.

Another day one title features in this month’s PlayStation Plus games, with the PlayStation 4 receiving the mind-twisting adventure Ether One. Additionally, PlayStation 4 owners can look forward to the supersized version of Guacamelee! that released for both PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. More than just a simple port, Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition includes all the DLC of the original as well as a whole host of brand new content.

One of my personal favourites also features this month, The Unfinished Swan will be available to download for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation Vita, leaving you no excuse not to try out this beautiful and surreal kingdom. Yet another game available on all formats, will test your gaming skills, players take control of a solar-powered craft that slows down in shadows and where speed is a vital element in your survival.

PlayStation Vita owners can look forward to getting to grips with Murasaki Baby, which tells the story of a little girl who wakes up in a weird world, populated by children’s fantasies and fears. And lastly, Hohokum will be available to download on all formats, players take on the role of a curious flying kite-like being as it travels through a vibrant and mesmerising world.

For a run down of what games are available for which formats, just check out the list below:

• Ether One (PS4)
• Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition (PS4)
• The Unfinished Swan (PS4, PS3, PS Vita)
• Race the Sun (PS4, PS3, PS Vita)
• Murasaki Baby (PS Vita)
• Hohokum (PS4, PS3, PS Vita)

PlayStation Plus members are able to download two free games every month for each format: PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation Vita. That’s six games free games every month! These titles remain available to players as long as they are a PlayStation Plus subscriber. If you take a break from your subscription, when you buy PlayStation Plus membership once again, you will have access to your free titles once more.

SOURCE: PlayStation Blog

Meg Pelliccio

Editor at Geeks Don't Lie

Meg appreciates gaming on all formats, but primarily spends her time achievement hunting to the extreme. Her passion for gaming began as a child, when first introduced to the Amstrad. A collector of gaming consoles past and present, Meg spends as much of her time rediscovering old classics as she does playing the latest releases.